Faculty Council
The Faculty Council is the central body in which teaching staff, students and employees make joint decisions that affect the faculty.
The committee work at the Faculty of Computer Science at our university plays an important role in the design and further development of our degree programmes and academic quality assurance.
Overall, these committees help to actively shape the academic community in the Faculty of Computer Science and ensure the quality of teaching and research.
The Faculty Council is the central body in which teaching staff, students and employees make joint decisions that affect the faculty.
The Examination Board is responsible for monitoring the examination regulations, recognising achievements and approving and supervising final theses. It also advises students and lecturers on examination law issues and decides on exemptions.
The Study Committee supports the Faculty Council in matters relating to study programmes, examinations and study regulations.
The Prize Committee is responsible for awarding prizes and honours to particularly committed students with outstanding achievements.
The decentralised QSL Study Commission decides on the allocation of funds to improve study conditions and increase the quality of teaching.
The Evaluation Committee carries out regular evaluations of courses and study programmes in order to continuously improve quality.
The election committee organises the elections for the committees and ensures that the elections are conducted transparently and fairly.